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Public Authority & Industry Recognition

Press & Media

Selected appearances, speaking engagements, recognitions, and industry features reflecting Kesha Moore’s work in event operations, accessibility, and structural event strategy.

Event strategist Kesha Moore speaking during a podcast interview beside her mobility scooter with Rolling With Keke neon sign behind her

Media Bio

Lakesha “Kesha” Moore is an event operations strategist known for stabilizing complex conference and convening environments where visibility, stakeholder pressure, and operational consequence intersect.

Through Rolling With Keke™, she helps organizations design event environments that function under real-world conditions by building stronger decision pathways, embedding accessibility upstream, and reinforcing the operational structure before pressure escalates.

Drawing on lived experience as a big, Black, disabled woman from North Carolina, her work centers logistical realism, human-centered design, and systems that hold once events move from planning documents into live environments.

Her voice and expertise sit at the intersection of event operations, accessibility infrastructure, strategic planning, and structural event governance.

Speaking & Media Kit

Conference organizers, journalists, podcast hosts, and event producers can access official speaker materials below.

Industry Recognition

PCMA Ascent Pathway 100 Leader — 2025

Boss Up Girl Collective — 100 Women Winning Honoree — 2026

Influential Women — Milestone Recognition for Operational Leadership

Smart Meetings Women Who Roar Honoree — 2022

Publications

Corporate & Incentive Travel Magazine — Flavor Forward Food and Beverage Trends at Meetings and Events featuring insights from Lakesha Moore.

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Selected Appearances

EPN Zone — Trade Show Trends, Human-Centered Design, and Spaces That Work

A discussion exploring how exhibit design, leadership learning environments, and inclusive event spaces intersect to create experiences that work for real attendees.

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Behind the Experience: Community Summit — Designing Events People Actually Remember

A peer-led summit panel discussing how event professionals design programming that competes with the attention economy and creates meaningful engagement.

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Why People Bring Me Into the Conversation

My public work reflects the same thing my client work does. I help people think differently about what makes event environments succeed, what makes them fail, and what structural decisions shape both outcomes long before attendees arrive.